Oris Divers Small Second Date Automatic
Oris Divers Small Second Date Automatic
Workshop Archive
This timepiece was entrusted to our Barnet workshop for servicing, restoration or repair. This record forms part of the Marcus Tempus Workshop Archive and is not a watch currently for sale.
Description
The Oris Divers Small Second Date is a bold professional dive watch that perfectly reflects Oris' reputation for producing capable Swiss tool watches. This example features the distinctive black dial with vibrant orange accents, a stainless steel bracelet and the characteristic small seconds display that sets this model apart.
Powered by an automatic movement and housed in a substantial stainless steel case measuring approximately 47mm, the watch is built for demanding environments with 300 metres of water resistance, a helium escape valve, unidirectional rotating bezel and sapphire crystal.
This watch forms part of our Recently Serviced Archive, showcasing pieces that have passed through the Marcus Tempus workshop. Our archive highlights the wide variety of luxury and vintage watches entrusted to our watchmakers and is intended for inspiration and reference. Availability may vary, as many of these watches have already been returned to their owners or sold.
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Workshop Archive Notice
The watches featured in the Marcus Tempus Workshop Archive represent a selection of timepieces entrusted to our workshop for servicing, restoration and repair. They are displayed to demonstrate the standard and breadth of work undertaken by Marcus Tempus and, unless otherwise stated, are not available for sale.
To safeguard the privacy and security of our customers, all serial numbers and other unique identifying information have been carefully removed or obscured from the photographs shown.
All work shown was carried out by the Marcus Tempus workshop in Barnet, London.
